Why does one side of the xenon headlight require several switches to turn on?
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Normal xenon headlights should start and remain lit immediately under the drive of the ballast. Working principle of xenon headlights: They are heavy metal lamps that fill the UV-resistant quartz glass tube with various chemical gases, such as xenon and other inert gases. Then, through a booster, the vehicle's 12-volt power supply is instantly increased to 23,000 volts. Under high voltage, xenon gas is ionized and produces a light source between the two poles of the power supply. Advantages of xenon headlights: Xenon bulbs have three times the light intensity of ordinary halogen bulbs, while consuming only two-thirds of the energy. Xenon bulbs use a light color nearly identical to daylight, creating better visual conditions for drivers. Xenon lighting provides a wider range and greater intensity of illumination, significantly improving driving safety and comfort.